public struct MQRFH2        {            public String StrucId;            public int Version;            public int StrucLength;            public int Encoding;            public int CodedCharSetId;            public String Format;            public int Flags;            public int NameValueCCSID;            public MQRFH2(string sStrucId, int iVersion, int iStrucLength,             int iEncoding, int iCodedCharSetId, string sFormat, int iFlags, int iNameValueCCSID)            {                StrucId = sStrucId;                Version = iVersion;                StrucLength = iStrucLength;                Encoding = iEncoding;                CodedCharSetId = iCodedCharSetId;                Format = sFormat;                Flags = iFlags;                NameValueCCSID = iNameValueCCSID;            }        }​

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Hello @Daniel Jonsson
Did you managed to send and MQ message with RFH2 Headers with .NET application? If so, can you please share the code how you do that?

Shashikanth, do we have any update on this topic? Is there any possibility to send MQ message with .net application that will include RFH2 header?

Regards

        public struct MQRFH2        {            public String StrucId;            public int Version;            public int StrucLength;            public int Encoding;            public int CodedCharSetId;            public String Format;            public int Flags;            public int NameValueCCSID;            public MQRFH2(string sStrucId, int iVersion, int iStrucLength,             int iEncoding, int iCodedCharSetId, string sFormat, int iFlags, int iNameValueCCSID)            {                StrucId = sStrucId;                Version = iVersion;                StrucLength = iStrucLength;                Encoding = iEncoding;                CodedCharSetId = iCodedCharSetId;                Format = sFormat;                Flags = iFlags;                NameValueCCSID = iNameValueCCSID;            }        }​

Thank you

Hello @Daniel Jonsson
Did you managed to send and MQ message with RFH2 Headers with .NET application? If so, can you please share the code how you do that?

Shashikanth, do we have any update on this topic? Is there any possibility to send MQ message with .net application that will include RFH2 header?

Regards

        public struct MQRFH2        {            public String StrucId;            public int Version;            public int StrucLength;            public int Encoding;            public int CodedCharSetId;            public String Format;            public int Flags;            public int NameValueCCSID;            public MQRFH2(string sStrucId, int iVersion, int iStrucLength,             int iEncoding, int iCodedCharSetId, string sFormat, int iFlags, int iNameValueCCSID)            {                StrucId = sStrucId;                Version = iVersion;                StrucLength = iStrucLength;                Encoding = iEncoding;                CodedCharSetId = iCodedCharSetId;                Format = sFormat;                Flags = iFlags;                NameValueCCSID = iNameValueCCSID;            }        }​

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Did you look at the specific JMS properties on MQRFH2 header?

Like JMS message type (TextMessage vs BytesMessage etc...) Did you set those?

Thank you

Hello Francois

I am trying to enter custom short XML that I have created into HRF2 Header, I have two of those XMLs and both of them need to go into the RFH2 header.
I have tried to do that with .net code that I found on internet but I got MQRC_HEADER_ERROR exception.

I don't know what are TextMessage vs BytesMessage in Java but I guess that are the functions for creating the messages, I use queueMessage.WriteString(message); and queueMessage.WriteBytes(message); in .Net

after that I use this code to enter the RFH2 header:

Did you look at the specific JMS properties on MQRFH2 header?

Like JMS message type (TextMessage vs BytesMessage etc...) Did you set those?

Thank you

Hello Francois

I am trying to enter custom short XML that I have created into HRF2 Header, I have two of those XMLs and both of them need to go into the RFH2 header.
I have tried to do that with .net code that I found on internet but I got MQRC_HEADER_ERROR exception.

I don't know what are TextMessage vs BytesMessage in Java but I guess that are the functions for creating the messages, I use queueMessage.WriteString(message); and queueMessage.WriteBytes(message); in .Net

after that I use this code to enter the RFH2 header:

Did you look at the specific JMS properties on MQRFH2 header?

Like JMS message type (TextMessage vs BytesMessage etc...) Did you set those?

Thank you

a) The RFH2 is not something to hold arbitrary XML - no matter how short. It is purely for holding properties.

b) There is very rarely any reason to construct an RFH2 in application code. Instead, use the Property APIs (setProperty in the .Net classes). Those are much simpler, and are equivalent and interchangeable. The receiving app will still see an RFH2 if it is setup that way.

Hello Francois

I am trying to enter custom short XML that I have created into HRF2 Header, I have two of those XMLs and both of them need to go into the RFH2 header.
I have tried to do that with .net code that I found on internet but I got MQRC_HEADER_ERROR exception.

I don't know what are TextMessage vs BytesMessage in Java but I guess that are the functions for creating the messages, I use queueMessage.WriteString(message); and queueMessage.WriteBytes(message); in .Net

after that I use this code to enter the RFH2 header:

Did you look at the specific JMS properties on MQRFH2 header?

Like JMS message type (TextMessage vs BytesMessage etc...) Did you set those?

Thank you

Hello Mark

Can you please give me example code of which .Net Class I need to use to set that property?

Regards

a) The RFH2 is not something to hold arbitrary XML - no matter how short. It is purely for holding properties.

b) There is very rarely any reason to construct an RFH2 in application code. Instead, use the Property APIs (setProperty in the .Net classes). Those are much simpler, and are equivalent and interchangeable. The receiving app will still see an RFH2 if it is setup that way.

Hello Francois

I am trying to enter custom short XML that I have created into HRF2 Header, I have two of those XMLs and both of them need to go into the RFH2 header.
I have tried to do that with .net code that I found on internet but I got MQRC_HEADER_ERROR exception.

I don't know what are TextMessage vs BytesMessage in Java but I guess that are the functions for creating the messages, I use queueMessage.WriteString(message); and queueMessage.WriteBytes(message); in .Net

after that I use this code to enter the RFH2 header:

Did you look at the specific JMS properties on MQRFH2 header?

Like JMS message type (TextMessage vs BytesMessage etc...) Did you set those?

Thank you

a) The RFH2 is not something to hold arbitrary XML - no matter how short. It is purely for holding properties.

b) There is very rarely any reason to construct an RFH2 in application code. Instead, use the Property APIs (setProperty in the .Net classes). Those are much simpler, and are equivalent and interchangeable. The receiving app will still see an RFH2 if it is setup that way.

Hello Francois

I am trying to enter custom short XML that I have created into HRF2 Header, I have two of those XMLs and both of them need to go into the RFH2 header.
I have tried to do that with .net code that I found on internet but I got MQRC_HEADER_ERROR exception.

I don't know what are TextMessage vs BytesMessage in Java but I guess that are the functions for creating the messages, I use queueMessage.WriteString(message); and queueMessage.WriteBytes(message); in .Net

after that I use this code to enter the RFH2 header:

Did you look at the specific JMS properties on MQRFH2 header?

Like JMS message type (TextMessage vs BytesMessage etc...) Did you set those?

Thank you

a) The RFH2 is not something to hold arbitrary XML - no matter how short. It is purely for holding properties.

b) There is very rarely any reason to construct an RFH2 in application code. Instead, use the Property APIs (setProperty in the .Net classes). Those are much simpler, and are equivalent and interchangeable. The receiving app will still see an RFH2 if it is setup that way.

Hello Francois

I am trying to enter custom short XML that I have created into HRF2 Header, I have two of those XMLs and both of them need to go into the RFH2 header.
I have tried to do that with .net code that I found on internet but I got MQRC_HEADER_ERROR exception.

I don't know what are TextMessage vs BytesMessage in Java but I guess that are the functions for creating the messages, I use queueMessage.WriteString(message); and queueMessage.WriteBytes(message); in .Net

after that I use this code to enter the RFH2 header:

Did you look at the specific JMS properties on MQRFH2 header?

Like JMS message type (TextMessage vs BytesMessage etc...) Did you set those?

Thank you

Has anyone been able to do this successfully in .Net ? Please let me know

a) The RFH2 is not something to hold arbitrary XML - no matter how short. It is purely for holding properties.

b) There is very rarely any reason to construct an RFH2 in application code. Instead, use the Property APIs (setProperty in the .Net classes). Those are much simpler, and are equivalent and interchangeable. The receiving app will still see an RFH2 if it is setup that way.

Hello Francois

I am trying to enter custom short XML that I have created into HRF2 Header, I have two of those XMLs and both of them need to go into the RFH2 header.
I have tried to do that with .net code that I found on internet but I got MQRC_HEADER_ERROR exception.

I don't know what are TextMessage vs BytesMessage in Java but I guess that are the functions for creating the messages, I use queueMessage.WriteString(message); and queueMessage.WriteBytes(message); in .Net

after that I use this code to enter the RFH2 header:

Did you look at the specific JMS properties on MQRFH2 header?

Like JMS message type (TextMessage vs BytesMessage etc...) Did you set those?

Thank you

Hi Deepak 

Yes, I have managed to insert the data in RFH2 header with .NET, if you were asking me.

Do you need any help?

Regards

Has anyone been able to do this successfully in .Net ? Please let me know

a) The RFH2 is not something to hold arbitrary XML - no matter how short. It is purely for holding properties.

b) There is very rarely any reason to construct an RFH2 in application code. Instead, use the Property APIs (setProperty in the .Net classes). Those are much simpler, and are equivalent and interchangeable. The receiving app will still see an RFH2 if it is setup that way.

Hello Francois

I am trying to enter custom short XML that I have created into HRF2 Header, I have two of those XMLs and both of them need to go into the RFH2 header.
I have tried to do that with .net code that I found on internet but I got MQRC_HEADER_ERROR exception.

I don't know what are TextMessage vs BytesMessage in Java but I guess that are the functions for creating the messages, I use queueMessage.WriteString(message); and queueMessage.WriteBytes(message); in .Net

after that I use this code to enter the RFH2 header:

Did you look at the specific JMS properties on MQRFH2 header?

Like JMS message type (TextMessage vs BytesMessage etc...) Did you set those?

Thank you